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Holly is the best love the way she interprets

What language is that?

Well, I don't know who will see this but I'm Hamilton, a trained translator (working mainly in English, French, Twi and Spanish) and I would love to study with you (at least, online) if possible. In exchange, I wouldn't mind interpreting for you when you have to interact with African students, especially, whose accents aren't always too 'discernible'. All the best to you all!

1:17:53 that is just crazy. Think about it. In order for government to save money US courts would outsource court interpreters as UK. I think sentences should be appealable and probably a complaint can be filed against the judge for allowing outsiders who are unfamiliar with US legal system (e.g., like hiring interpreters from Peru because they're cheaper) who have no formal training or education in US court interpreter school and who do not even live in USA to interpret in American courtrooms for an American defendant non-English speaker would be liable. Think about it. It looks completely reckless on the judge for allowing such nonsense; judge may even be disbarred for that.

Holly, thumbs up

Interesting

Interesting note about Judges not respecting the interpreter. Often, it is a power dynamic. Working many years in the legal field, many attorneys won't respect subordinates even though they may have decades more experience than them. This is a miscarriage of justice and often interferes with due process due to one-upmanship battles that detract from the case at hand.

great job.

Imagine, 9 years ago there already was remote interpreting, now interpreters don't even move out of their homes in order to interpret . With a few exceptions , of course!

MUIC University of Granada 19/10/2022. Greetings!

This was relevant! Merci beaucoup! More videos like please! My test is next Tuesday July 26th🙈

This is interesting but incomplete

Excelente

Great conference, thank you for being so inspiring!

谢谢分享！正在准备申请MCI，太有帮助了！

amazing

This conference is a masterpiece for interpreters.

Very educating and practical. Thank you!

I wish she would reread what she noted to see how she is using her symbols, images to interpret. Very interesting note taking !

谢谢Rony的分享，Glendon MCI值得拥有。

Why in French? Pourquoi?

I took HIS THOERY in my undergraduate years paper.

Awesome! I hope to see you all in September of 2021!

looks like a good video, hard to see hard to hear

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The patient doesn't speak English, that's the issue. Why is she asking for help in English and then Miguel introduces himself in English if he's the Spanish interpreter?

jesus fuck

The magnificent Andi Gillies. Stunning Influencer and Trainer

Great presentation.- Thanks a lot.-

Hi

Miguel is a beeeeeeast <3

This is excellent! I use these three videos in my Spanish classes to show the need for bilingual workers and medical interpretors.

I find him clever and clearly he is esteemed in the field but I find the fight against additions and everything is domesticated actually just frustrates the conversation of learning and progression. I also feel like there is an ego at play and need for recognition which I don't have any interest in for translations personally.

Le traducteur n'a pas à souffrir pour déchiffrer un tel accent lorsqu'il travaille à partir d'un français passif 😂

What a great presentation! thank you,

The future of interpreting is not remote. This would increase the delay and quality of the delivered interpreting. Not to mention the humming.

Great video Hats 👨‍🎓🎓 off to you madame. Could you please publish more note taking symbols.

Respect and many thanks for your video

To be a certified court interpreter it's more important who you know than what you know!

that was a pretty cool and clear way of putting things in perspective :O

what is this note-taking technique called and how can I learn it?

AUDIO???

AUDIO?

Canadistan Sharia

Equal access # equal understanding, good point!

I think this video would benefit from having subtitles show exactly what the family member actually said to the patient as opposed to what the nurse asked him to say.

I wrote an MA thesis on the effect of Directionality in Simultaneous interpretation on difficulty of interpreting. I would like to share it with York University and see what the professors think about it. Is there an email or a way I can connect with them?

the glare makes it difficult to see the notes, i would recommend positioning the camera higher or getting a better marker